Activity Board Busyboard Wooden Elephant - Otto

Our beautiful activity board based on the Montessori philosophy guarantees your little one hours of activity and the playful development of their fine motor skills.

It can be ordered either to hang only or to hang and stand.

Thanks to the anti-slip pads on the underside of the board, slipping is prevented.

If you wish, we will be happy to engrave your child's name , making the Busyboard a particularly personal gift. To do this, please simply write down your name as a note when placing your order.

The busyboard contains 27 elements :

• Lock
• Key
• pipe
• labyrinth
• Kitchen door handle with rings
• Metal rod with nuts
• Traffic lights/LED
• bell
• Window hooks
• Rigid wheel for furniture equipment
• Small doors
• Large latch on doors
• Mirror switch
• Braided tail
• zipper
• Side release
• Watch buckle
• Belt
• Security door chain
• Flat door latch
• calculator
• sorter
• Small furniture swivel wheel
• rapper
• shoelaces
• Shoe with Velcro fastener
• Bicycle ring

The size of the board is 71 x 62 cm.

It is connected by two joints and special brackets to further stabilize the entire bracket.

Our activity boards are lovingly handcrafted in the EU .

They are made of hardwood plywood and painted with environmentally friendly, child-safe paint recommended by the Society of Allergology.

Montessori education is a unique and individualized approach to education that focuses on the development of the whole child - physical, social, emotional and cognitive - in a stimulating and nurturing environment.

It was invented over 100 years ago by Dr. Maria Montessori, who was one of the most important educators in the world. The philosophy is based on observing children and their natural development.

The Montessori philosophy emphasizes hands-on learning and independent exploration. One way to encourage this type of activity is to use specially designed Montessori toys. These toys are often made from natural materials and are designed to promote sensory development, fine motor skills, and other areas of cognitive development.

This philosophy is based on the idea that children are naturally capable of learning. By providing them with toys that encourage exploration and hands-on learning, you can help them reach their full potential.